Washburn Valley & Mid-Wharfe Churches

May 2015 Issue 368

2 Church Services

Trinity

31 May 31

Norwood

United Service United

24 May 24

11am (M) 11am

Pentecost

Rev G Shield G Rev

6.30pm (BCP) 6.30pm

Rev M Cleverley M Rev

Holy Communion Holy

11am

2.30pm

17 May 17

Easter 7 Easter

Blessing

7.30pm (M) 7.30pm

Rev G Shield G Rev

Family Service Family

Ascension Day Ascension

Marston Marston Shed

Thursday 14 May 14 Thursday

Holy Communion Holy

8am

11am

10 May 10

Easter 6 Easter

11am (M) 11am

Rev G Shield G Rev

Communion

Rev G Shield G Rev

Mr J Charman J Mr

Family Service Family

Morning Prayer Morning

Bailey Conference Bailey

11am

3 May 3

Easter 5 Easter

Rev T Kidd T Rev

Rev G Shield G Rev

8.30am (BCP) 8.30am

Holy Communion Holy

Weston

Blubberhouses

Fewston Denton

Church Services 3

Trinity

31 May 31

10.30am

Norwood

Rev L. Taylor L. Rev

United Service United

10am

2.30pm

24 May 24

Baptism

Pentecost

Rev L Taylor L Rev

Mrs J Shield J Mrs

Rev G Shield G Rev

Evening Prayer Evening

6.30pm (T-BCP) 6.30pm

Family Service and Service Family

17 May 17

Easter 7 Easter

10.30am

Baptism

11.30am

10am (M) 10am

Rev L Taylor L Rev

Communion

Rev G Shield G Rev

Holy Communion Holy

Morning Prayer & Prayer Morning

2.30pm

10 May 10

Easter 6 Easter

10am (M) 10am

9.30am (M) 9.30am

Mrs J Shield J Mrs

Rev G Shield G Rev

Rev R Ormrod R Rev

Morning Prayer Morning

Rogation Sunday Rogation

Holy Communion Holy

3 May 3

9.30am

10.30am

Easter 5 Easter

10am (BCP) 10am

Mrs J Shield J Mrs

Rev G Shield G Rev

Mr N Moffoot N Mr

Rev M Cleverley M Rev

Lambing Service Lambing

Holy Communion Holy

Timble

Norwood

Leathley Farnley 4 Church details The parishes and Anglican churches of the Washburn Valley and Mid-Wharfe United Benefice are All Saints Weston, St Helen Denton, St Michael and St Laurence Fewston, St Andrew Blubberhouses, All Saints Farnley, St Oswald Leathley www.fewstonwithblubberhouses.org.

The Revd Graham Shield, Vicar of the Washburn and Mid-Wharfe United Benefice, The Rectory, Stainburn Lane, Leathley, Otley LS21 2LF 0113 203 7754 / [email protected] Day off: Friday The Revd Michael Cleverley, Honorary Assistant Priest 01943 851234 The Revd Stewart Hartley 01943 464106

Denton: Mary Booth 01943 461281 Weston: Rosemary Row 01943 466726 Farnley: Richard Game 01943 464595 Fewston: Cheri Beaumont 01943 465977 Blubberhouses: Pat Anderson 01943 880284 Leathley: Terry Bramall CBE 01423 817666

John Charman, Norwood Hall Cottage, Norwood LS21 2RA 01943 466712 Julie Shield, contact details as for Revd G. Shield above His Honour Harry Walker, Pond House, Askwith, LS21 2JN 01943 463196 Peter Wiggins, 32 Manley Road, Ben Rhydding, Ilkley LS29 8QP 01943 609599

Rachel Boggs 01943 467359 / [email protected]

Norwood & Timble Methodist Chapels are in the circuit of Wharfedale & Aireborough

Revd Lesley Taylor, Minister 6 Newall Hall Park, Otley LS21 2RD 01943 462308 / [email protected] Warden Norwood Retreat Centre, Norwood, Otley LS21 2RA 01943 464458 ~ [email protected] Letter from Brenda Greetham 5 Hello, My name is Brenda Greetham and I’d in the NHS for many years but like to introduce myself to those who gradually becoming disillusioned with don’t yet know me as the new warden the job. I had also harboured a desire at Norwood Chapel Day Retreat and for some years to work within a Conference Centre. I’m saying ‘new’ Christian setting and as I sought God’s whilst realising that I have actually guidance I was led to apply for the been here for almost 3 months now! warden position - and here I am! Throughout my life I have always What can I tell you about myself? enjoyed being in a caring role and Originally from Bradford, I moved into therefore am looking towards the Wharfe Valley 35 years ago on recruiting a team of volunteers who starting my training as a Mental Health might enjoy spending some time in the Nurse in Burley-in-Wharfedale. I garden, helping me. Please do get in remained in the area (mainly Otley) touch if this appeals to you (I promise until moving to Farnley 2½ years ago you that tea and cakes will be in and then coming to live in the plentiful supply!). beautiful Washburn Valley at the be- ginning of February. The Centre is used regularly throughout the year (with the exception of the Although I am no longer married, I am winter months) by groups mainly from the mother of 4 children, their ages churches, many of who have been ranging from 30 (a son, Peter, living in coming here year upon year. London) to my youngest Evie who is 15, with Olivia and Alexander in There is however potential to develop between! Evie lives here at Chapel the use of the Centre further and House with me but is often to be found various ideas are currently being at nearby stables, being mad about explored, including making it more horses. available to the general public and to the local community. Many of us, I’m Prior to applying for the warden sure, have felt the unexpected pleasure position I found myself at a crossroads of trying a church door and finding in my working life, having been a nurse 6 Letter from Brenda and Farnley’s lambing service

that it opens. There is an ever- those who find themselves in difficult increasing number of walkers, cyclists and challenging circumstances as a and cars passing by as the weather place of peace, refreshment and hope. gets warmer and it would be good to I would like, in closing, to extend my be able to offer them a stopping place gratitude for the fantastic welcome I where they can rest and ‘refuel’. have received from people who had g We are keen to gather the views of the previously been strangers and for the local community about how we could many offers of help, advice and use the Centre for their benefit and I support both from our chapel am in the process of organising a day congregation and from the wider over the next 2 months where local church within the valley. people can come and share some ideas Despite being on my own, physically, or just come and enjoy some in this role, I really value feeling part of refreshments (watch out for a notice in a team, in working alongside my next month’s magazine ). Methodist and ecumenical colleagues, We hope in particular that the Centre partners and friends and sharing the will increase its use as a venue for same vision. individual retreats. It has much to With every good wish, offer those who need to escape from the stresses and strains of life, and to Brenda. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Farnley Church lambing service 3rd May at 9.30 am We are now surrounded by the 2015 crop of lambs and to give thanks we are holding a thanksgiving for lambing at our family service. We invite all, young and older, to bring a "toy" or model lamb if you have one, we may have a live one or two as well, in our sheep pen outside the church….if they are not too big by then! It will be interesting to see the range of lambs gathered that day! Refreshments afterwards. Church Life 7

Monthly Discussion Group Wednesday 20 May Fewston Parochial Hall 10.30 to 11.45 am We're continuing to look at John's Gospel, where we've reached Chapter 14 All are very welcome for friendly discussion as we learn together many offers of help, advice and support both from our chapel Morning Prayers ~ 9.45am Wednesday 13 May Timble Chapel Wednesday 27 May St Helen Church, Denton

Everyone is welcome to drop in and start the day in prayer with fellowship afterwards over coffee ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fewston Church Sunday 10 May at 3pm You are invited to a SALVATION ARMY BAND CONCERT

COME AND JOIN US! Enjoy the music, tea and cakes Tickets £5 including light refreshments Pat 01943 880284 [email protected] Cheri 01943 465977 and PCC members Disabled access 8 Church Life

Community Lunch At Washburn Heritage Centre Wednesday 27 May 12.30pm Booking essential ~ Pat 01943 880284 or Cheri 01943 465977 New friends most welcome Fourth Wednesday of each month ~ 24 June & 22 July

Denton 4th April Wedding of Mark Pearson and Nicola Pinkney 11th April Wedding of Andrew James Chandler and Laura Clifford 18th April Wedding of Kristian Hamer and Sarah Ferretti Fewston 26 March Funeral of John Wilson Weston 17 April Funeral of Alma Moore

Christian Aid meal ~Home made soup and bread rolls On Thursday 14 May From 12noon - 2pm At Norwood Chapel All welcome

The St Wilfrid’s Lectures 2015 Rural Life and Living: Challenges and Opportunities Ripon Cathedral, Minster Rd, Ripon HG4 1QS tel: 01765 603642 7.30pm Free entry ~ All welcome 11 June Does the Panel think...? The Very Revd John Dobson, Dean of Ripon, chairs a panel discussion 17 Sept Revd Canon Jeremy Martineau, OBE: Applying Industrial Mission Theology in a remote rural context: lessons from the Celtic fringe 15 Oct Poul Christensen, CBE: Young Farmers' Clubs - fighting back for Rural Communities Teddy Church and note from editor 9 On the Friday after Easter, Teddy Church gathered as usual for songs, story, prayers, play and, of course, refreshments. It was a lovely sunny morning and, as you can see from our photograph, we all had fun.

If you would like to join us please do. Our next session is on 22nd May at Fewston Church and Centre. Normally our morning is the 2nd Friday in every month – but May is the exception this year! Contact [email protected] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Note from Editor, Firstly, as a local resident, I would like to thank very much all who spent their Saturday morning on 11 April picking up litter in Norwood, Timble and Fewston. The deadline for submitting material for the June issue is Monday 18 May. It costs £5 to have 12 copies of this magazine delivered to your door, and £12 to have it posted. Please contact Paul Howarth on 01943 465076 if you’d like to arrange postal delivery. Please contact Ann Johnson at [email protected] or on 01943 880000 if you’d like to discuss advertising your business. 10 Church Life GOOD NEWS “St Andrew’s Church, Blubberhouses has successfully secured a grant of £14800 from the Government’s Listed Places of Worship Roof Repair Fund to address urgent roof repairs that will ensure it is weathertight, safe and open for use. It is one of 502 grants from a total funding package of £30million that have been announced for urgent roof repairs for places of worship across the UK by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The Fund is administered by the National Heritage Memorial Fund (NHMF) on behalf of the Department for Culture Media and Sport (DCMS). More details are available at www.lpowroof.org.uk.” ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

A group from the united churches in the Washburn valley, and beyond, walked from Stack Point car park, along the reservoir side and up the path to the Church on Palm Sunday. The day was cool and damp, but that did not deter us – least of all the donkeys loaned and led by the Barker family. The donkeys enjoyed their second visit to the church in four months and behaved themselves impeccably. The walk was followed by a short service for Palm Sunday. Christian Aid 11 NOW!! .... IN MAY

Adi and Loko know what it's like to boiled maize each day. She too knows live life on the edge. Living in hunger at first hand. "With a cow, I Ethiopia, just 25 miles away from each could sell the milk and butter and save other, they have never met. And yet up to start a small business... When their stories are cut from the same the children have milk to drink, they cloth - girls born into traditional rural are healthy." Loko has a young teen- communities that value boys; strug- age step-daughter, Dabo. Dabo gling to provide for large families; dreams of becoming a teacher. strong women. "Hunger is difficult, Despite their poverty, Loko is hunger makes you blind. If you are determined that Dabo should stay at hungry you can't see. Your legs can't school. What sacrifice! walk and your mind can't think." Adi The cost of a cow? £150. This knows. Left with no cattle and just Christian Aid Week, can we raise one sheep when her husband died, enough money to give Loko and a she and her eight children ate just dozen or more women like her a life- once a day - and very little even then. changing cow? It's a practical and No husband, no livestock, no status. very possible aim. churches in the Washburn Then Christian Aid provided her with a cow. All change! From a single cow Christian Aid Week is 10-16 May this Adi got milk, churned butter, made a year. If you would be willing to help little money - and found hope. with our house-to-house collection - and have not done so before - please For now, gathering and selling wood give me a ring on (01943) 851234. from miles away in the dangerous bush - four times a week - is the only way Loko can afford to give her children even one small meal of their second visit to the church in four months and behaved themselves

14 Norwood and Timble

TIMBLE COFFEE MORNING WEDNESDAY 13 MAY At the Robinson Library 10.30am to 12 noon ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MARTIN HOUSE BAKE SALE A huge thank you to everyone who came to the Robinson Library coffee morning last month, it was packed! Your bun purchases and donations raised a huge £130.60 for Martin House! Thank you Emma Dickinson & Zoe Dixon

Norwood Social Hall All Age Domino Drive Friday 1 May at 7pm Adults £3.50, children £1.50 Includes hot supper Raffle To help with catering ~Tickets available in advance: Hazel 01943 880270 or Janet 01943 880411

No rwo o d So cial Hal l Dances 2015 8.00pm until midnight Friday 15 May Bo n-Acco rds (Buffet Supper) Friday 23 Octo ber Al an's Band Friday 20 No vember Bil l Jo hnso n Friday 4 December "Dancing to Jim"

Tickets and Enquiries: (01943) 880604 o r (01943) 880411 Askwith, Weston and Denton 15 EVENTS in ASKWITH, WESTON and DENTON The Village Walk and Easter Egg Hunt held on Easter Monday in glorious weather was exceptionally well attended. The new format of meeting and finishing at the Askwith Arms was a great success with the pub providing teas and hot cross buns. The warm weather also encouraged many to have something slightly more thirst quenching from the bar. Grateful thanks to all those who participated or helped in any way to make it such an enjoyable event. Many thanks to the staff at the pub for providing a never ending supply of hot cross buns when they were very busy with their other customers! Saturday 9 May Village refreshments at Askwith Village Hall From 12 noon to 4pm. Light lunches and afternoon teas will be available. Stalls are available at £12 Please contact Mary on 461281 if interested Please support this village event!

13 June Askwith Show Stall Saturday 27 & Open Gardens, 2-6pm Sunday 28 June We would be very grateful for gardeners in Weston, Askwith and Denton to open their gardens for this week end. Tea and stalls in Askwith Village Hall 2-6pm If you would like to support this major fundraising event for our two churches, please contact Mary Booth on 461281 31 Aug Fewston Teas? 12 Oct Harvest Supper 21 Nov Domino Supper

ASKWITH SHOW Saturday 13 June Entry forms available [email protected] 16 Askwith with Weston WI We welcomed Ros Lilley, a volunteer Later this month our newly formed with the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, to our walking group will meet and in early April meeting. The Trust was set up May another new group for crafty over 65 years ago after Sir Frances crafters will meet too. May also sees Terry and Arnold Rowntree, of the York some of us take part in a section of the chocolate dynasties, successfully Ripon Rowel centenary walk which will purchased Askham Bog near York be walked in stages over several days, when it was threatened by and we’ll also be visiting Kiplin Hall development. Initially the Yorkshire near Richmond for ‘100 Shades of Naturalists’ Trust it eventually became Green’, our Federation craft exhibition the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust a few years which has attracted entries from all later and gained charitable status. By over the North Yorkshire West region 1966 membership had reached 1000 and should be a spectacular event. and by 1998 the Trust had formed 25 We’ll be following that with a visit to nature reserves across Yorkshire. There Thorp Perrow Arboretum on the way are now 95 reserves stretching from back. Spurn Point in the east to We’re very much looking forward to Ingleborough in the west and, with a our May 14th meeting as our speaker is current membership of 36,000 and ris- Maria Glot who’s an expert on the life ing, it continues to flourish. The Trust’s of Sir Titus Salt and the history of aims are to protect, conserve and Saltaire village, the World Heritage record wildlife in Yorkshire and along Site. Maria is a highly amusing and with a staff of 90 plus, they have an entertaining speaker so it should be a army of volunteers who help out in all great night. sorts of ways. Ros was a most We meet on the second Thursday of interesting speaker and whilst many of the month, 7.30pm, at Askwith Village us had heard of the Trust we didn’t Hall and we welcome women as visitors exactly know what they did but Ros’s or potential members from around the illustrated talk was both enlightening area. Why not come along to a meet- and informative and it was a ing? If you’d like more information call thoroughly enjoyable evening. Sue Appleyard on 01943 839292. Washburn Heritage Centre, Vavasour Society & Young Farmers 17 Washburn Heritage Centre in May Throughout May, the Centre and tea room continue to open every Saturday and Sunday from 11am–4.30pm. We are getting ready to begin our new theme entitled Seasons in the Washburn Valley and we start by highlighting what is special about Summer in the Washburn. An exhibition and programme of Summer events will run from May to August 2015. A programme leaflet will be available in May and events can also be viewed on the www.washburnvalley.org. We’d particularly like to promote the following event:

Wednesday 20 May, 7.30 - 9.30pm Enjoy an evening with acclaimed writer and poet James Nash sharing his personal favourites. Includes glass of wine and some nibbles. £10 per person, £8 Washburn Society members. Advance booking and payment is required to secure a place for all events. Contact Rachel on 01943 880794 or [email protected].

Vavasour Society Our final meeting of the season will be held on Wednesday 6 May at 7.30 in Askwith Village Hall when Malcolm Parsons will speak on ‘Mr Scott’s new LGI’. As usual everyone is very welcome (guests £4) and refreshments will be served afterwards.

Farnley Estate Young Farmers On Wednesday 18 March our older members were invited to the NFU quiz and the younger ones went swimming to the Harrogate Hydro. On Wednesday 25 March we had a fun night novelty judging at Leathley village hall and on Wednesday 1 April we joined Knaresborough Young farmers on a treasure hunt round Knaresborough, a vote of thanks was given to Knaresborough Young farmers for having us. We had our own Easter hunt on Wednesday 8 April at the Liddle’s farm at Crag Lane and we thank Mr and Mrs Liddle for hosting this event. 18 Farnley Estate WI In April we were entertained by Tanya Spring Bank Holiday Monday May 25 Umpelby who demonstrated a few when we welcome visitors for tea and cooked treats and showed us many of cakes. Offers of help and baking are the kitchen items on sale in her shop very welcome. and tea room in Killinghall. It was both Our meeting on 10 June will return to a fascinating and humorous evening. Leathley Village Hall when Ann We are holding an open meeting on Shadrake from The Yorkshire Dales Wednesday 13 May at 7-30pm when Society will be our guest speaker. we will welcome Martin Walker who I'd like to give advance notice of two has recently retired from Leeds City future meetings. On Wednesday July Parks , and currently works in the York- 8 we are to visit Nidderdale Museum gate Garden in Adel. He was the who are opening specially for us and designer of the HESCO garden at afterwards those members who wish Chelsea in 2011 which won a gold are going to have supper in Pateley medal and featured canal lock gates, a Bridge, (£15 for two courses). garden many of us will remember On Wednesday November 25 we have seeing on television. Mr Walker started some tickets available for Gary as an apprentice gardener at Golden Barlow's premier of " The Girls" at The Acre Park in 1972 and has worked on Grand Theatre in Leeds. The tickets are all of the Leeds City Council entries to for the 7.30pm performance in the Chelsea. He will speak on a "Lifetime dress circle (£37.50 )and monies have of Gardening". We are moving the to be paid by the end of May. venue for this meeting to Almsclffe If any one is interested in either of Village Hall and we will welcome our these outings please contact me on the WI members, their partners and telephone number below. friends as well as anyone reading this Again I invite any woman living locally who would like to come (males or to come to one of our meetings. You female!!!).There is a small charge of £5 will be made very welcome. If you for visitors which includes light re- would like transport or any other freshments. Tickets are available in information please don't hesitate to advance from our president, Gillian ring either our president, Gillian Lish- Lishman or pay at the door. man, 01423 734275 or myself 01423 We will be holding our annual Teas on 734543. the Green at Leathley Village Hall on Leathley 19

LEATHLEY BANK HOLIDAY TEAS Monday 4 May 10 am - 5 pm Stalls to include gifts, cards, bags, scarves and produce Refreshments available all day in Leathley Village Hall In aid of St Oswald’s Church

A SUMMER BARBEQUE WITH SIXTIES MUSIC Saturday 11 July some tickets available for Gary (Sixties dress optional!) At Leathley Village Hall From 7.30pm A welcome drink and a delicious sizzling barbeque In aid of Leathley Church Tickets £12 Tel. 01943 462261 Martyn & Margaret Ainsley In aid of Leathley Church

would like transport or any other 20 Leathley, Nidderdale Society and Fashion Show Last Friday Supper Club Friday 29 May Leathley Village Hall £10 per head for a 2 course supper Bring your own bottle, or we have decent wine to buy on the night Booking essential Please contact Paul Howarth 01943 465076 by the preceding Wednesday All proceeds to the Leathley Village Hall Development Project ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ St Oswald Leathley PCC ~ Programme of events 2015 20 June Buttercross Stall in Otley 11 July Summer BBQ 2 August Gift Day (No Teas) 31 August Teas on the Green 11 October Harvest Festival Faith Lunch 13,15 & 16. Dec Carol Singing ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nidderdale Society 18 May AGM and Farming in Upper Nidderdale, with Andrew Hatten who is a first generation hill/upland farmer at Middlesmoor. The talk will start at 7.30 pm at Dacre and Hartwith Village Hall. 26 May Thruscross Blubberhouses. 4 miles. Meet at Thruscross Dam Wall at 10.30am. Pub Lunch for those who wish to come along. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charity Fashion Show in aid of Cystic Fibrosis Thursday 14 May @ 7pm Darley Village Hall, Sheepcote Lane, Darley HG3 2RP Clothes, jewellery and handbags by Harriet's Tickets are only £8 which includes a glass of wine on entry and canapés. Cash and cheques will be accepted on the night. For tickets and any further information please contact Anne: 07955255206 or Gemma: 07969376716 Fewston 21 Fewston Ladies We meet at 7.30pm at Fewston Parochial Hall For further information, ring Gillian Knox 880362, Margaret Ainsley 462261, Mary Donovan 464507, Sheila Herbert 468741, Joan Knight 466789 or Shirley Dawson on 01423 770281 Tuesday 12 May Trip Kiplin Hall, Richmond Tuesday 16 June Lady Randy – Pat Osborne Tuesday 21 July Hooray for Hats! – Claire Spooner Tuesday 18 August Horticap to be entertained at Robinson Library Tuesday 15 September Lies, Damned Lies & Registrations – Barbara Dixon Tuesday 20 October Life Changing Trip – Mary Donovan Tuesday 17 November Cartoons from Past to Present – Alex Purves Tuesday 8 December Christmas Dinner – venue TBA

Teas and refreshments Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 May

11am - 4.30pm Fewston Parochial Hall In aid of Harrogate Railway Football

HOG ROAST Friday 12 June 6.30 pm onwards Fewston Parochial Hall

Join in the fun & bring the family Delicious 2 course meal and a welcoming drink Bar & great night guaranteed! Tickets: Jane 880840; Gillian 880362; Yvonne 880225 £7.50 adults; £5 children under 11 22 May’s diary

Friday 1 May Domino drive at Norwood Social Hall Saturday 2 Washburn Heritage Centre & tea room open Sunday 3 Washburn Heritage Centre & tea room open Monday 4 Washburn Heritage Centre & tea room open Monday 4 Leathley Bank Holiday Teas Every Tuesday Weekly Bible Study (contact Peter Wiggins, see page 4) Wednesday 6 Vavasour Society Saturday 9 Askwith refreshments Saturday 9 Washburn Heritage Centre & tea room open Sunday 10 Washburn Heritage Centre & tea room open Sunday 10 Salvation Army Band Concert at Fewston Church Monday 11 Washburn Parish Council annual meeting Tuesday 12 Fewston Ladies trip to Kiplin Hall Wednesday 13 Morning prayer at Timble Chapel Wednesday 13 Timble coffee morning Wednesday 13 Farnley Estate WI Thursday 14 Christian Aid lunch at Norwood Chapel Thursday 14 Charity Fashion Show Thursday 14 Askwith with Weston WI meeting Friday 15 Bon-Accords at Norwood Social Hall Saturday 16 Washburn Heritage Centre & tea room open Sunday 17 Washburn Heritage Centre & tea room open Wednesday 20 Monthly discussion group, Fewston Parochial Hall Wednesday 20 An evening with James Nash at the Washburn Heritage Centre Thursday 21 Mid Wharfedale Parish Council annual meeting Friday 22 Teddy Church Saturday 23 Washburn Heritage Centre & tea room open Sunday 24 Washburn Heritage Centre & tea room open Monday 25 Washburn Heritage Centre & tea room open Wednesday 27 Morning prayer at St Helen Church, Denton Wednesday 27 Community Lunch, Washburn Heritage Centre Friday 29 Leathley Last Friday Supper Club Saturday 30 Washburn Heritage Centre & tea room open Saturday 30 Teas at Fewston Parochial Hall Sunday 31 Washburn Heritage Centre & tea room open Sunday 31 Teas at Fewston Parochial Hall